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Wii Wario Land Shake [Wii]
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Ihr kleinen Schlingel... :-D Mich mit so einem Cover schocken... 
Sooo wird es bei uns aussehen:
Sooo wird es bei uns aussehen:
Fhtagn
L06: Relaxed
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- 1 Okt 2007
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Hand-On von GoNintendo:
I want it..!
.I want it right now.!!
ika1:
Nintendo may have been hiding this game in their meeting room, but I was lucky enough to have a go at it. Going into E3, I had three titles that I desperately wanted to get some hands-on with. Those titles were Mega Man 9, Wario Land: Shake It!, and The Conduit. I had already had my time with Mega Man and The Conduit, and those games didn’t fail to disappoint by any means. After spending time with Wario Land: Shake It!, I had completed my Wii checklist, and came away happy knowing that I picked three more-than-worthy games to be excited about.
For those that were worried, you needn’t. This is a true return-to-form for Wario. Without a doubt, Shake It! is worthy of being branded with the Wario Land title. It took me about 30 seconds of gameplay to know that this is indeed the next entry in the series, and plays just as it should. The mechanics are simple 2d fodder, beautifully crafted and fully engaging. The console return to 2d games is really reigniting a spark in me. I will always love 2d games more than 3d, but Shake It! is one more reason to remind me of why.
You also don’t have to worry about things getting mucked up via motion controls. Everything that is present is used very well, and it never gets obnoxious. At some points in the game, you’ll have to throw objects to hit switches, or perform other tasks. All you do is tilt the Wiimote, and an arrow will pop up. The arrow clicks into positions based on your tilt, and then with the press of a button, you can toss the object. Very simply, very fun, and very reminiscent of Yoshi’s Island.
There are other uses for the Wiiimote, as well. The two others that I got to try out involved shaking enemies/money bags, and punching the ground. Whenever you pick up a money bag, you have to shake it to knock the coins out. The faster you shake the Wiimote, the more money flies out. Once again, simple but enjoyable. Punching the ground at certain points allows you to open up new rooms, doors, and so on. This takes a quick slam downwards of the Wiimote. Out of all the motion-controlled moves, I felt this one made the most sense.
Other than that, this is classic 2d gameplay at its best. What makes things even better is the beautiful artwork/animation from Production I.G.. I still can’t get over how gorgeous this game was. The animations are always fun to watch, and even make you chuckle over and over again. Just watching Wario hypnotically wiggle his butt before entering a level put a smile on my face. Gamers often play through games just to get to cut-scenes. Plenty of people will search through Shake It! just to find how Wario reactions to different situations.
One portion of gameplay that people may not have picked up on is the Merfle hunt. This is actually the main objective of each level. Wario has to hunt down the Merfle hidden within each level, and then race back to the start before time is up. You don’t run to the start the same way you came, although you will cross paths. The Merfles carry helpful signs to point you in the direction you need to go, and all you have to do is beat the clock back. The further you get in the game, the more challenging it will be to make it to the start.
From what I could see, there will be 5 worlds with 5 levels in each. I could already see from my few level playthough that these stages are going to become longer and longer. Of course, there are hidden treasures and objectives in each one that are going to keep you coming back after you’ve completed the game. This return to 2d form is almost too good to be true. I say almost, because Shake It! doesn’t have a true 16:9 mode. You can the half-assed borders, much like what we saw in Mario Party. It really bugs me in the case of Shake It!, considering how gorgeous the game is.
Wario Land: Shake It needs to come out right now. All you need is a few minutes with the game to realize what its trying to do, and how well it does it. This title proves that there is still so much fun to be had with 2d gaming. I cannot wait for the North American release. I am going to flood the site with as much direct-feed footage as I can. If you were worried that this game was going to be a return to classic gaming in looks only, let those fears go. Wario is back, and he’s ready to steal as much treasure as he can…including the money right out of your wallets. I am more than happy to offer up mine.
For those that were worried, you needn’t. This is a true return-to-form for Wario. Without a doubt, Shake It! is worthy of being branded with the Wario Land title. It took me about 30 seconds of gameplay to know that this is indeed the next entry in the series, and plays just as it should. The mechanics are simple 2d fodder, beautifully crafted and fully engaging. The console return to 2d games is really reigniting a spark in me. I will always love 2d games more than 3d, but Shake It! is one more reason to remind me of why.
You also don’t have to worry about things getting mucked up via motion controls. Everything that is present is used very well, and it never gets obnoxious. At some points in the game, you’ll have to throw objects to hit switches, or perform other tasks. All you do is tilt the Wiimote, and an arrow will pop up. The arrow clicks into positions based on your tilt, and then with the press of a button, you can toss the object. Very simply, very fun, and very reminiscent of Yoshi’s Island.
There are other uses for the Wiiimote, as well. The two others that I got to try out involved shaking enemies/money bags, and punching the ground. Whenever you pick up a money bag, you have to shake it to knock the coins out. The faster you shake the Wiimote, the more money flies out. Once again, simple but enjoyable. Punching the ground at certain points allows you to open up new rooms, doors, and so on. This takes a quick slam downwards of the Wiimote. Out of all the motion-controlled moves, I felt this one made the most sense.
Other than that, this is classic 2d gameplay at its best. What makes things even better is the beautiful artwork/animation from Production I.G.. I still can’t get over how gorgeous this game was. The animations are always fun to watch, and even make you chuckle over and over again. Just watching Wario hypnotically wiggle his butt before entering a level put a smile on my face. Gamers often play through games just to get to cut-scenes. Plenty of people will search through Shake It! just to find how Wario reactions to different situations.
One portion of gameplay that people may not have picked up on is the Merfle hunt. This is actually the main objective of each level. Wario has to hunt down the Merfle hidden within each level, and then race back to the start before time is up. You don’t run to the start the same way you came, although you will cross paths. The Merfles carry helpful signs to point you in the direction you need to go, and all you have to do is beat the clock back. The further you get in the game, the more challenging it will be to make it to the start.
From what I could see, there will be 5 worlds with 5 levels in each. I could already see from my few level playthough that these stages are going to become longer and longer. Of course, there are hidden treasures and objectives in each one that are going to keep you coming back after you’ve completed the game. This return to 2d form is almost too good to be true. I say almost, because Shake It! doesn’t have a true 16:9 mode. You can the half-assed borders, much like what we saw in Mario Party. It really bugs me in the case of Shake It!, considering how gorgeous the game is.
Wario Land: Shake It needs to come out right now. All you need is a few minutes with the game to realize what its trying to do, and how well it does it. This title proves that there is still so much fun to be had with 2d gaming. I cannot wait for the North American release. I am going to flood the site with as much direct-feed footage as I can. If you were worried that this game was going to be a return to classic gaming in looks only, let those fears go. Wario is back, and he’s ready to steal as much treasure as he can…including the money right out of your wallets. I am more than happy to offer up mine.
I want it..!
.I want it right now.!!
ika1:
Stollentroll
L15: Wise
Kann man irgendwo zum Normalpreis Spiele aus Österreich importieren, oder so? Ist ja Wahnsinn, wie hässlich das Logo ist.
Nuker
L16: Sensei
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- 26 März 2007
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Ist eh ein Pflichtkauf
jepp, zumindest für anspruchsgamer 8)
Discipulus
L12: Crazy
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- 17 Dez 2006
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- 2.381
Video zum Tutorial
Am besten, ihr klickt dadrauf und guckt's euch in HQ an - das sieht nämlich wesentlich besser aus.
Am besten, ihr klickt dadrauf und guckt's euch in HQ an - das sieht nämlich wesentlich besser aus.
Captain Smoker
L20: Enlightened
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- 23 Apr 2006
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Ist echt genial, ob Musik oder Leveldesign, gefällt mir sehr, 2D Jumper ftw. 
Kugel
L19: Master
Ist das das geilste Spiel oder was? Sieht zumindest so aus. :-D
rickee
L17: Mentor
Mich stört, dass die Animationen nicht durchgängig weich bzw. flüssig sind. Sieht man zB im Gespräch am Anfang. Idle läuft sauber, aber Warios Armgefuchtel dann passt so garnicht rein.
Um Himmels Willen sieht das geil aus... :eek6:
Jep, ganz klar eines der schönsten Wii Games - das gleiche bitte fürn New Super Mario World aufm Wii
Diese hässlichen Balken sind wohl ein Versuch das jämmerliche 4:3 Format der Röhrenfernseher zu kaschieren. Das ist eine optische Vergewaltigung für jeden HD Gamer. 
Da die Nintendofanboys mittellose Grundschüler sind, dürfte sie das kaum stören. Die 52cm Röhre reicht ihnen ja für 4 Spieler locker aus.
Bevor ich hier den Märtyrertod sterbelol2. Ich finde das Spiel wirklich gut. Aber bitte in 16:9 Craptendo! 
Da die Nintendofanboys mittellose Grundschüler sind, dürfte sie das kaum stören. Die 52cm Röhre reicht ihnen ja für 4 Spieler locker aus.
Bevor ich hier den Märtyrertod sterbe
lol2. Ich finde das Spiel wirklich gut. Aber bitte in 16:9 Craptendo!
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Diese hässlichen Balken sind wohl ein Versuch das jämmerliche 4:3 Format der Röhrenfernseher zu kaschieren. Das ist eine optische Vergewaltigung für jeden HD Gamer.
Da die Nintendofanboys mittellose Grundschüler sind, dürfte sie das kaum stören. Die 52cm Röhre reicht ihnen ja für 4 Spieler locker aus.
Bevor ich hier den Märtyrertod sterbe
Ob du's glaubst oder nicht. Es gibt auch Röhrenfernseher im 16:9 Format. Man Höre und Staune :o
Ich habe nämlich so ein Teil mit ner 82 cm Bildschirmdiagonale und 100 Hz. Yes man.
Aber dieses Game wird ja wohl echt der Hammer :hammer: werden
Biermensch
L14: Freak
schaut wirklich gut aus, pflichtkauf 8)
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L99: LIMIT BREAKER
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Jamma
L13: Maniac
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Das auf jeden Fall ... aber nur für max. 25 Euro
Buuuhhh
ff:Bei Gonintendo gibts bisher vier je 20 Minuten lange Videos zum Spiel. Einfach nur fantastisch, dass jedes Level nen anderes Thema hat :o
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Buuuhhh
Bei Gonintendo gibts bisher vier je 20 Minuten lange Videos zum Spiel. Einfach nur fantastisch, dass jedes Level nen anderes Thema hat :o
Das (2D-)Genre ist geil - ich mag halt Wario nicht
Aber Wario Land wird in diesem Jahr (neben Mario Kart) das einzige Wii-Spiel sein, dass ich mir hole - ist doch auch schon mal was 8)
GiantCrab
L16: Sensei
Das soll so sein.
Achte mal bei brawl auf wario wie zuckelig der sich bewegt, richtig abgehackt.
War früher bei den gameboy teilen schon so. :-D
Wario ftw (HateroZ du hater.
), ist ein musthave, mehr als 30€ werd ich dafür aber nicht zahlen, auch wennn warioland games meistens einen erstaunlich großen umfang bieten.